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A lot of factors have to line up to create the kinds of conditions Marshall Severson enjoyed when he took a trip to the toe of Knik Glacier in south central Alaska in mid-February in his 172.

One of the hazards of this job is inadvertently becoming a poser. It’s easy to appear more knowledgeable about topics on which you have no direct experience so the golden rule is to attribute every fact to a credible source. Still, there seem to be a lot of people who think I have personal experience […]

Despite false rumors and misinformation that the hugely popular Garmin GNS-series navigators are at the end of their service life, Garmin says that 99 percent of GNS users can keep using their units. Moreover, the Garmin factory will still continue to support common repairs and refurbishments as it has for the past 25 years. For […]

Aviation Consumer’s Larry Anglisano talks with Mark Welch as he prepares to power up an elaborate panel in a Van’s RV-10 under construction in this KITPLANES video.

When Capt. Walter Workman, a helicopter instructor for 3 Canadian Forces Flying Training School in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, was surveying training areas he found an artifact from the Royal Canadian Air Forces’ long history on the Canadian Prairies, a Bolingbroke bomber.

Why empty legs are like Bigfoot, flying private isn’t always a G650, and the potential influx in aircraft purchasing in late 2023; FLYING Finance’s Preston Holland joins Inside Aviation to discuss the latest topics in the private aviation space, including hot takes on some popular TikToks.